| F.63 | EEPROM fault. | The EEPROM memory of the main PCB is damaged/corrupted; if NTCs and wiring are correct, the cause is the PCB. Check voltages and, if it persists, reprogram/replace the PCB. |
| F.64 | Fault in the electronics / NTC. | If the NTC sensors and their wiring do not present shorts or inversion, the fault is in the PCB electronics (measurement/processing stage). Check NTCs and continuity; if okay, replace the PCB. |
| F.65 | Fault: electronics temperature. | The PCB detects overheating or its internal sensor/power stage is faulty. Check ventilation/temperature and dissipation; if everything is correct, the cause is the PCB. |
| F.67 | Fault: electronics/flame. | The flame detection/control circuit on the PCB is not plausible or defective. Check the ionisation signal and grounding; if they are correct, replace the PCB. |
| F.70 | Invalid product code (DSN). | After replacing the display and PCB without readjusting the DSN or with incorrect coding resistance, the PCB locks the equipment. Verify/adjust DSN and resistance; if not accepted, incorrect/defective PCB. |
| F.32 | Fault: fan. | When the motor and wiring are fine, the fault may be with the PCB (multiple connector on PCB, output/driver, or PWM control). Check the power/signal from the PCB to the fan; if there is no correct output, replace the PCB. |
